Questions, answered plainly.

Questality helps you bring your health information together, understand what it says, prepare better questions, and turn next steps into small quests.

It helps you work with your care team. It does not replace them.

Taking care of your health can feel like a journey. There are goals, questions, setbacks, and progress. Questality uses quests, companions, places, and milestones to make that journey easier to follow.

It is not trying to make illness into a game or a competition. It is trying to make health information easier to understand and less lonely.

Questality is for people who want help understanding and using their health information. It may help people with ongoing conditions, several medicines, home readings, preventive care needs, or records from more than one place.

Questality can also work with healthcare organizations and community partners.

The companions are your support team in Questality. The Archivist helps with your records. The Guardian walks with you on quests. The Signal Keeper helps you watch readings and patterns. The Navigator helps you find your way.

Each one has a role, and none of them ever judges you.

No. Questality works alongside your patient portal. Your portal is still the place to get official records, messages, bills, and services from your healthcare organization.

ChartView is the simple record view inside Questality. It lets you review your health information without the game layer, and you can use it to prepare selected information to show or share with a care provider.

It is part of your signed-in account, and it does not replace the official medical record kept by your healthcare organization.

No. Questality is not meant to diagnose, prescribe, or tell you what treatment to choose.

It helps you understand your records, prepare questions, follow instructions from your care team, and keep track of next steps.

No. Questality helps you take part in your care. It does not replace your doctor, nurse, pharmacist, therapist, or other care team members.

Questality uses AI for limited tasks, such as explaining health terms in plain language. Questality is designed so identifying details are removed before information is sent to AI services, and only the minimum necessary context is shared.

AI answers are checked against safety rules and are not diagnoses or treatment plans.

Questality first looks for trusted health terms and reviewed explanations. When it needs AI, it shares only the general concept needed for the explanation, not your personal values or results.

Questality may also point you to trusted sources, such as MedlinePlus.

Questality is designed to help with learning, planning, record review, and following instructions you already received from your care team. It is not meant to diagnose, prescribe, choose treatment, or direct medical care.

Human Viable Labs evaluates intended use and applicable regulatory requirements as Questality grows and new features are added.

Do not use Questality for emergencies. Call local emergency services or seek urgent medical care right away.

Questality is built around privacy, security, and user control. Your information is protected with access controls, and you choose what to share and when to share it.

The Privacy Policy explains the details, and the plain-language Data Use Policy walks through how your information moves, step by step. Washington residents also have a dedicated Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

The AI does not receive your full medical record as-is. Questality is designed to remove identifying details first and to send only the information needed for the task.

Yes. You can share selected information through a secure link built on open healthcare standards, so it can be opened in standard health record viewers.

The link is protected with a passcode, has an expiry, and can be revoked at any time. Before anything is shared, Questality shows you what is included and who can see it.

Questality uses health information from sources you approve. This may include standards-based health record connections and other records you authorize. Questality keeps track of where information came from.

Yes. Your information belongs to you. You can delete your account and data yourself: open Settings in the app and choose account deletion. The app offers a full export of your data first, then confirms the deletion with your password.

You can also email privacy@humanviablelabs.com to request deletion, and we will honor it the same way. Our Privacy Policy describes how retention and deletion work.

No. Your health information is yours. Questality does not sell your data, and sharing only ever happens when you choose it.

Questality is in active development and is available through an invite-only beta.

You can join the newsletter for updates and launch invites.

Questality is free to use during the invite-only beta.

Pricing for the future is still being worked out, and core safety features will never be paywalled.

Yes. Human Viable Labs is interested in working with healthcare organizations and community partners on pilots that support patient understanding, preparation, navigation, and follow-through.

Questality is made by Human Viable Labs, an independent healthcare technology company focused on making complex health information and systems more understandable and useful.